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BENEFITS
HUMAN HAIR EMPORIUM.

Ladies and Gents wigs made TO order.
Aiso Fronts Toupees, Waves. Cur.s.
Erizzes and Hair Jeweiry. We root and
make up ladies' own cornbings ID ang
desirable style. }HTe have character #sz=
and Boards of all kinds to rent for Ms
aueEadcs and entertainments Ladies and
children Hair cutting ana ahampoonIlg.
Also, hair dressing at your residence If
required. We cut and trim bangs in al.
Df the latest styles. Cash paid for cut
hair and combings Of all kinds Al! goods
willingly exchanged if not satisfactory.
Kid Gloves Cleaned.
r. NJ BENNETT,
No Sc Whitaker St. Savannah, Ga.
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SHOW CASES. WALL OASIS.

a " to SIS day Samples worth 8LSo FaRE
~ IN Lines not undey the horses feet Address
~ ~ BREwsrER's SAFETY ReGS HOLDER, Holl y Mich
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine. In
very many respects it Is SO different from any and
ali other medicines ever offered TO the public that
it Is with peculiar force and propriety that # may
be said to be PECULIAR ITSELF. It is peculiar to
itself in a strictly medicinal sense in three import
ant particulars, viz first, in the combination Of
remedial agents used second in the proportion in
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which they mixed third, in the process by
which the active curative properties Of the prepare
ton are secured
These three important points make Hoods Sarsa-
parllIa peculiar in the wonderful cures has accom-
pIished, wholly unprecedented in the history Of
medicine and giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla a clear
right to the tgIe Of The greatest blood purifier ever
discovered -
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LOTTERY.
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868,
for Educational and Charitable purposes,
and its franchises made a part of the
present State Constitution, in 1879, by
an overwhelming popular vote.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Semi-Annual
drawings regularly every six months (June
and December.l
"We do hereby certify that are supervise the
ARRANGEMENTS for all the Monthly and Semi
A,uauaI Drawings of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and in person manage and
control the Dra,cings hemsetres, and that the
same are conducted irith honesty, fairness,
and IN good faith to,Card all parties, and sre
authorize Hle Company to use this certificate,
pih fdc-sinriles Of our signatures attached,
in its advertisements"
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'ITTsbURaH. P June / lss7.

PITTsBURaH, Pa, june l 1887
FHIEsD TRpETr Since the IN ews
Sensation has earned a widespread
reputation, there have been put
.afloat various limitations of this
Great Show, and the proprietor, a.
B. French, wishes it understood that
he has no interest or connection,
whatever, with any show, except
TIE Old Reliable s.New Sensation. 2
None genuine WITHOUT FRENcH
This great show better than ey-
er-will visit PIT. Pleasant and the
Kanawha towns about the last of
June. Respectfully,
A. B. FRENCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Moved and seconded to elect Off
GERS at, $3.50 r. NJ; also to elect del
egates to attend the State Conven-
ton, which meets at Ravenswood,
June 9TH. Bill of G. w. Kepler was
read and aIlowed-S4.S2; bill of. S.
O'Roark was allowed-S1.45.
+ Franklin, Harrop, BIagg and Grit
fifth delivered addresses on ga Mod
el Teacher"
"Super'tendent's Experience Meet
ing" by Hcnsley, Franklin and
Chapman.
"Use and Abuse of Teachers Meet
ings," discussed by G. w. Kepler.
Singing.
"Infant Glass Drill by DR.. Hens
ley and ]. Morris Chapman.
Address by D. S. Snyder, subject:
Conservation to God and Indis-
pensiblc Preparation of the True
Teacher"
I'D Il. NJ, convention was called
to order by the President.
Devotional exercises conducted by
Rev. Blagg.
Roll calI-B. Franklin, President,
present; G. w. Kepler, Cor. Sec'y,
present; ]. S. o'Roark, Secretary,
present; J. NJ. Chapman, Treasurer,
present.
On motion "Children's Meeting
was dispensed with.
Committee on Resolutions report
ed the following:
ReSoIved, That, whereas the Sun
day school is a great, moral and re-
ligious factor, and is becoming more
SO every year in spreading the
teachings of the Gospel of Christ
through the land, and as its efficien-
cy is likely to be facilitated by coun-
ty conventions, that we urge upon
the pastors of churches, the officers
and teachers of Sunday schools a
more faithful attendance upon the
Mason County Convention.
Resolued, (secondly), That we are
unalterably opposed to the liquor
traffic, and viii hail with delight the
suppression of the same, by legal
prohibition.
Resotred, Cthirdly), That we ten
der our thanks to the pastor and
elders ofthe Presbyterian church for
the use of their house, during the
session of the. convention.
Resotred, Courthly), That our
thanks are due the people of Point
Pleasant. for their kind hospitality
with which they have entertained
the delegates and members of this
convention; also to Mrs. Hale for
music furnished
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RED MUD.-On last Sunday, Maj.
James W. Smith, while driving
across Salt Creek bridge, his buggy
upset, throwing the horse and occu-
pant over .the abutment, smashing
the vehicle and bruising the Major
considerably
Charles Bryant and William Star
key, of Hannah, are visiting friends
at this place.
1t seems that the white wolf cap
tured at Henderson, turns out to be
Joe Sheline's sorrel dog.
Our old friend, Norman Gibson,
is erecting two-stOry residence in
. Henderson, which when completed,
will be one of the most comfortable
houses in that place.
John Gibson cOntempIates build
ing house during the summer.
Henderson is catching the boom.
Rev John Moses preached to a
large congregation at Plain View
schOOl-house last Sunday.
il Fowler, Esq, of ArbuckIe, is
dangerously i'll.
Wheat harvest will be ready by
the twentieth of June.
The apple crop will be a failure,
but peaches will be plenty.
The Gallipolis Creamery is drum
ming up quite trade in this vicin-
ity.
+. Our wise or otherwise sOlOns of
the Legislature have shut off the
huckster wagons.
John T. Shepherd has a varied
experience steamboating, but please
don't mention it.
The frequent rain-falls of late is
preventing the farmer from thin
ming and working his corn.
ZIP Coon.
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10 FARMERs.-Read j. NJ. Kerr
& co.'s new advertisement in this
issue. They advertise the Chapion
Reapers and Mowers as speciality.
The reputation of this house is SO
well known for fair and honest
dealing, that no word of commenda-
ton from us is necessary The name
of this ffrm-'sJ. NJ. Kerr & Co, Gal
lipoiis, O.''-is a household word
among Kanawha Valley farmers
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]. N. Russell,
]. L. HENsLEY,
A. s. BLAGa.

Rev. Griffith delivered an address,
subiece "a Model sunday-school.,
also Rev. W. W. Ruff.
Movedandseeonded, that tfseeon,l
mite on programme assign the
speakers to the several subjects to
be discussed at the next county con-
vention.
On motion the committee was in
structed to find out, as far as
possible, who will attend the next
convention, before assigning them
to the several subjects.
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POINT PLEASANT. WEST va.


A GRAND PIc-NIc.-standing mp
on the threshold of that decline in
the plane of life that marks the ma
turity of years, we often sigh for the
visions of our childhood. When. II
the sun rose brightly in the heavens.
we cared not for the clouds of the
morrow; when the light wings of
SORROW famed but softly through
the calm of our homes, at our moth
er's side; when to think that the
rude tempests of life would ever
dim eyes sparkling with the heart s
hope, or would ever indent a brow
ON which naught but the sunshine of
love and faith had yet shone, was as
impossible rs we have since found
worldly truth to be. The visions of
our childhood come to us like mess
ages from the happy past, when we
were guiless, before knowledge had
become a curse, forming in after
years a dream of such deep and 81
lent beauty that.many rolling years
must pass away, with all conflicting
changes of scenes and circumstan-
ees, ere the sweet remembrance of
such moments, filled with the true,
actual beauty of life and the hearts
purity can fade from the mind
Such were our musings as we silent
" but reyerently witnessed the en-
joyment of the young folks at the
picnic, last Friday. We wished
that we could again be one of them
The pupils of Prof Kenny's school
are generally noted for their cultur-
ed manners and refined bearing,
and we must confess that this was
no exception. A more beautiful
number of young and accomplished
ladies we never saw together, and
the young gentlemen were not infe-
riOr either in their mental or outside
make up. Promptly at II o'clock,
the pupils and invited guests sat
down to a sumptuous repast, con-
sisting of everything that the seas
on or the market could afford. Ev-
cry one was delighted, no one was
forgotten, even the absent sick ones
received substantial tokens of re-
membranee. After dinner, when
every one was in the best of humor,
the students of Prof Kenny's school
presented him with a valuable token
of their esteem Prof Kenny in
graceful acknowledgment accepted
the token and the compliment re-
ceived- The afternoon hours were
very pIeasureably enjoyed by the
young folks, in the May dance
Mrs Jacob Kuhn presided at the
piano, and Prof Bob HapstentaIl lead
the orchestra. May we have many
such occasions again, for such bring
pleasure, joy, health and happiness,
to our children.
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A coIored man, named Harper, ESQ
we are informed,) of Charleston,
was drowned off the Kanawha tow
boat, Vigo, Sunday morning about
3 o'clock. His body was recovered
and buried in the cemetery at this
place.
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or the A1nSels County sabbntll.
school Convenll0n.
JUNE 2. (2P "a 1897


Inpursuanceof previous notice the
Mason County Sabbath School Con-
vention assembled in the upper
Presbyterian church of Point Pleas
ant, W. Va.
Resignation of A. c. Halterman
was read, and ON motion it was re-
eeiyed.
B. Franklin was elected Presi-
dent.
DEVOTIONAL exercises conducted by
Rev. Kepler.
Report of the S. SIS as follows.-
Ne E.. 8; NJ. E. (south9, /; Presby-
terians2; Union, /; U. B., 5; Bap-
fist, 1; M. E., (colored,) 1.
The following committees were
appointed by the President:
RESOLUTIONS.
J. N. Russell, w. w. Ruff, B.
Harrop and Mrs. d. S. Snyder.
PROGRAMME.
G. W. Kepler, w. w. Ruff, ]. S.
o'Roark and Mrs. Hale.
NOMINATIONS.
J. =. Hensley, D. S. Snyder, A.
S. Bowles and Miss J Emiton.
Drl Russell, H. Ward, Robert
Hutchinson and Miss Jennie Brown.
Welcome address, by W. w. Ruff.
Reply by G. W. Kepler
Addresses by Harrop, Rollins,
Ruff, Kepler, .O'Roark, Sommerville
and Richardson, on the use of the
Bible in the Sunday School.
Singing, and adjournment to meet
at7:3O P. N. I,
At 7:30 P. NJ convention was called
to order by singing; devotional exer-
cises, conducted by Rev. Harrop;
roll of officers called, and B. Frank
lin, president, and j. s. O'Roark
secretary, answered.
RS. Bickle and DIR. ]. N. Russell
delivered addresses on ga Model
Superintendent"
"The Best Method of Teaching
Bible Temperance in the Sunday
Schools" by Revs. Ward and Ruff
Singing.
Question box. Recess taken It'll
June Sd, $50 a. N.
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1t may not be, generally. known,
but it is fact, that the State awar-
died medal to the family of each
soldier who was killed in battle in
the late war, or who afterwards di-
ed. C. W. Phelps, Esq, of this city
will procure these medals free of
charge, for all entitled to them
Address with stamp.
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Read NJ. NJ. Laidley's new adver-
tisement in another column. He
keeps everything in the grocery line,
and sells as low as the lowest.
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REMEMBER g 1ss 'hf Sg.ssses:S sss
Early who are IN charge Of the Drawings Is a
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that
the chances are all equal and that one can pos
sibly divine what numbers will draw a Prize
REMEnIE5IsR thar the payment of an Prize Il
GUARANTEED By FOUR NATIONAL
HANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Iustituti0u whose
Chartered rights are recognized IN the highest
Courts therefore, beware Of any limitations anon
Nay iI-se
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Some fellow stole lot of spoons
and watches from Ernsting, the
iefseler sof Gallipolis. They tracked
the thief to this place and recovered
some of the property. He went
back to GalIipolis, and there he
was arrested and put in Jail.
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Col, 9. Grant, General Agent of
the Union Central Life Insurance
Company, of Cincinnati, has APP
pointed Capt. Oliver Phelps, Agent
for Mason county, with headquart-
ers at Point Pleasant. Ejune s-sm*
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FEsTIvALs.-The Methodist ladies
of Brighton, want to build a church
in that village, and to assist in rails
ing funds for that purpose, will hold
an ice-cream and strawberry festival
at Rockcastle school-house, June 9th,
and they extend a cordial invita-
ton to everybody to be present.
The ladies of Rayburn's Chapel,
Cooper District, will hold a Festival
at the Chapel, June 10th, for the
benefit of their Pastor, Rev. Mr..
Bowles. Everybody invited to be
on hand.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church,
are preparing for their Grand FEES
tival which will be held in the Rink
about the middle of this month";
The proceeds of the Festival win be
applied to the completion of the new
NJ. E, Church, which will be hand
some edifice when completed.
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Mr.. Marcus Friedman, of the
firm of J. Friedman & Co., left
Tuesday morning for the city, to
lay in another stock OF goods for
the firm.
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I.,aurrIna sRIKEs TINS TINE

LIaHTNTNG Strikes TINS TINE
AMoNe Our own PEopLE--The up
per end of this county was. all ex-
element, when, at the May drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery, it
was announced that Ticket No.
1876 drew the Capital Prize OF
$3.50, 600, and that one-tenth of this
ticket (s15, OOO) was held by some
one ON Deer Lick. 1t now turns
out that the ticket was held by a
syndicate" of seventeen gentlemen.
The ticket was held by Mr.. A. Fru-
ny, who had mailed the letter from
Deer Lick, this county. The money
was collected through the First City
Bank of Pomeroy, Ohio, and has
been received and divided between
the following lucky gentlemen: A.
Fruny, Charles and Andrew Click,
Nathan Sayre, LATE Roush, Thad.
Bush, George Howell, p Shields, III.
Woodward, Jonas Friend, Ned. and
Frank Higgins, T. A. Prichard, Ga
Parkersburg Drummer,) Bert Sayre,
Dan. Sayre, Homer varian and w.
These gentlemen live at
Letart and Deer Lick, this county,
School House Run, jackson county,
and one at Parkersburg. Some of
these gentlemen are well-to-do in
this worlds goods. but to the most
Of them the smiles of Dame Fortune
is God-send. We congratulate
them on their sudden acquisition of
wealth, and from our knowledge of
the men we know it will not ssturn
their heads. .
The next Drawing will take place
tuesday, June 14th, the Capital
Prize being 100000. For further
see advertisement in
'hlS PAPER -
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Several trestles and fills were
washed out on the Ohio end of the
X. o. Railroad, Sunday night, and
the Charleston trains were delayed
here all day Monday.
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The REGISTER is twenty-five years
old to-day, wednesday, and nary
silver dollar has been received.
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1 1t is bad enough for dogs and cats
to fight. We think gentlemen should
engage in something better.
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KILLED BY L1GHTNING.-During
the thunder storm Sunday night,
the house of John Neale, at Bladens-
burg, Ohio, was struck by lightning.
sfr. Neale was killed instantly, and
his mother, father and two sisters.
Injured. but notseriousIy.
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Mr.. Samuel C. Vickers has com
menced the erection of frame
dwelling, on the lot he recently
purchased from the Darst heirs.
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commissioners.

I'VE the undersigned Banks and B@nkrs
NH payaH Prizes drutcn in The Louisiana
STATE Lotteries arhich may be presented at our
counters.
J.H. oGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Blk.
P. LANAUX, Pres. State Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat. Blk
CARL KoHN, Pres. Union Natl Bank.
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Mad dogs are reported in the
county and it would be safe to kilI
every stray dog you see.
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1885 Prizes amounting to S., 600
For club rates, or any further informa-
ton apply to. the undersigned. Your
handwriting must be distinct and sigma
ture plain. More rapid return mail de-
livery will be assured by enclosing an
envelope bearing your full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
in ordinary letter. Currency by Ex-
press lat our expensel addressed to
5 NJ. a. DAURHIN,
or n. A. DAUPHIN, -
a. Washington. d. c.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, Ia.
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Mrs. N. E. Hale, Music Teacher,
Piano and Organ Terms, "a less
ons. $40.
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Through Attorney Charles W.
Phelps, the pension Of Rev. "A. S.
Blagg has been increased TO $1,000
per month.
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Mrs. L. J.. Martin will sell you
Millinery cheaper than any other
House.
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Everybody goes to Mrs. L. ]
Martins for Millinery
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Married, in this city, June list, by
Rev R. B. Ward, Mr.. Franklin P.
Reed to Miss Mary E. PulIin.
By the same, at the Parsonage
June 5th, 1887, Mr.. Lewis S. Eng
fish, to Miss Jennie Hoover May
the happy couple live long and be
participants of the chiefest joys OF
earth.
Jackson Bagle: At Pomeroy,,
Monday evening, May 29th, Mr..
Oscar Jenkins, of Parkersburg to
Miss Mamie Kelly, of Ravenswood
The happy couple were of the large
number who went to Cincinnati on
the excursion trip made by the
steamer Fashion. The wedding
probably was not planned out until
they started on the trip. AT any
rate, on their return trip, the con-
tracing parties left the Fashion, at
Pomeroy, where they were married,
and then returned to Ravenswood
the same night on the steamer
olivette. May great joy be theirs.
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New Ruching at Mrs. L. ]. Mar
tins.
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r HONORABLE MENTfoN.-Mr S. s.
Fair, a passenger conductor on the
X. & o. Railway, gave us pleasant
call one morning last week. We
found him very entertaining gen
tleman.
Messrs. w. D. Hite and Joseph
Walker, two wealthy timbermen of
Pennsylvania, were here last week,
on their way to our timber regions,
hunting investments.
Editor Purcell, of the Charleston
Tribune, was in the city Saturday,
on his way to Logan, Ohio.
Hon. John NJ. Collins, of Charles
ton. was in our city Saturday and
Sunday, the guest of Hon. 81. R.
Howard.
Mr.. Will Kimberling, of Pittsburg,
paid his mother, in this city, brief
visit last week.
DIR. 7. P. Carpenter, of Poca, was
in town Saturday, on business, but
did not forget to call on the REGIS
TER.
Miss Katie Williams, a Mason
City belle, was the guest of Miss
Kate French, of this city, last week.
Miss Stella Humphreys, of Mid
dleport, Ohio, was visiting friends
in this city, last Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Mollie Simpson, is visiting
relatives at Mason City and Pome-
roy, this week.
Capt Oliver Phelps, of this city,
will in short time open an insure
ance Office here.
Thomas Sanders, Esq, Of Five
Mile, dropped in to see us Monday,
and renewed his subscription to the
REGISTER Healways pays in June.
John R. Couch, of Five Mile. has
SO far recovered from his illness. as
to come to the city.
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JUNE 8, $50 A. N.

JUNE 3, $3.50 A. u.
Convention called to order by
the President. Devotional Exercises
conducted by Rev. r. B. Ward.
Roll call, and the following were
present: B. Franklin, Pres; G.. E.
shuey, V. Pres; G. W. Kepler, Cor.
see'y.; ]. S. o'Roark, sec'y; ]. NJ.
Chapman, Treas.
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PLEASANT FLATs.-The late rains
have refreshed things very much.
Mr.: and Mrs. II. II. Swallow, Of
Middleport, spent Sunday with rel
atives in this place. IS
Mrs. Susan Windon, who has been
quite i'll for some time past, is i'm
proving slowly.
Miss Maggie Calderwood. of Mid
dlepOrt, is visiting Miss Ella Gard
ncr.
E. E. Swami, left Saturday morn
ing for New Haven Business of
course.
Virgil A. Lewis and wife, of Ma
son City, are the guest of their sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Window.
Little Josie Hopkins, is visiting
her uncle, Mr.. Thomas Windon, of
Graham Station. :
Clint Swallow, of Middleport, o.,
spent Sunday in the Flats.
Carpenters are now at work on
Van Browns store.
Miss Jennie Swan, returned Mon
day, from Ten Mile.
Miss Stella ~ spent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives in this
neighborhood. LUCILLE.
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New Millinery at Mrs. L. J. Mar
tins.
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Grand Semi-Annual Drawing
IN THE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW Or
LEANS TUESDAY. JUNE II. 1887.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 600.
100000 Tickets at Ttcessty
Dollars each. HGLUes $40: Quar-.
tiers So; Te'tths So; TtOesstietIts
81. -.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.

clared elected president by acclima-
ton; B. Franklin, Vice President;
]. S. O'Roark, Secretary, Robert
Hutchinson, Assistant Secretary ];
]. NJ. Chapman, Treasurer; A. S.
Blagg, Cor. Secretary.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Rev. ]. E. Shuey, B. Franklin, b.
Harrop, ]. NJ Chapman, Miss Flor
ence Slack, A. S. Blagg, B. Boyce.
Alternates: A. LeitwilleryR. S. Bick=
lie, B. Gilmore, Miss ID. Chapman,
Miss Bell Hutchinson, j. L. Hensley,
and Rev. Edward.
Report of Treasurer, read by ii.
Ward, as follows:
]. NJ. Chapman, Treasurer, in ac-
count with Mason County Sunday
School Convention:
Sept. 2. To amt from former
Treasurer, ......,...: S15.O3
june 3, To amt from former
Secretary, ........... 500
- - q 100 -
Total, ........s........,.. SIC. 03
Amt p'd out as per vouchers. 1917
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-06-08

Mrs, L. ]. Martins is the place to
get the worth of your money in
fine Millinery.